This one carries a warning

 

Blessed be. 

Velumbound. 

Within the context of horror fiction and dark transmissions, this message operates as a spooky, atmospheric narrative. 

Just for you as we approach Hallows Day. 

But be warned. 

• The Premise: 

The transmission claims that by reading or listening to the stories of "the dead" (the Shadow People), you are inadvertently opening a gateway. 

This act allows them to manifest invisibly at the foot of your bed while you sleep.

• The Intent: 

Despite the creepy setup, the entities claim their intentions aren't malicious. 

They state they are bringing luck to achieve rather than condemnation or thoughts to deceive.

Do you believe them? 

But I bet a nickel and a dime, you'll read on till the end. 

• The Hook: 

The transmission ends with a classic cliffhanger common in horror storytelling, encouraging the audience to "keep reading" and craving more, hinting at a larger, ambiguous reward (or consequence) in the future.

So I must Add A Note on Well-being:

Because this text mentions "hearing voices in your head," it is important to distinguish between creative fiction and real-world experiences.

If you or someone you know is actually hearing unexplainable voices, experiencing distressing sleep disturbances, or feeling overwhelmed by these thoughts, please reach out for help. 

It is always a good idea to speak with a healthcare professional or a trusted person in your life for support.

Shall we begin? 

(A lone voice whispers) 

The Shadow People sent me a vision message.

Translated, it simply read.

Tell your viewers, by reading our transmissions, hearing our lone voices in your head

We, the dead, are transported to watch you sleep

Invisible

At the foot of your bed

And bring you some luck

Luck to try to achieve, not condemnation or thoughts to deceive

So keep reading

Keep needing more

And maybe one day

We'll give you so much more

(C)

Copyright John Duffy